National week of action to target business crime
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer, is supporting The National Business Crime Centre (NBCC) week of action to combat business crime.
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Rural Crime Team continue to urge walkers to keep dogs on leads
POLICE are again reminding dog owners to make sure they have control over their dogs when they are walking in the countryside.
Work starts on new “football hub” at high school
WORK has started on a new 3G pitch at Warrington’s Cardinal Newman High School, to replace the existing artificial grass pitch which has been out of operation for a number of years.
Joanne’s tough time in World IPO championships
A FORMER Croft girl – now a grandmother – has returned from Denmark after taking part in the World Championships of the internationally recognised sport of IPO.
Police and Crime Commissioner highlights the signs of modern slavery
TODAY marks Anti-Slavery Day and Police and Crime Commissioner, John Dwyer, is urging the public to learn the signs of modern slavery and understand where they can report concerns in order to help address the issue.
RSPCA launches urgent drive for foster carers with 700 rescued animals waiting for space in “full to bursting” centres
THE RSPCA urgently needs more foster carers to help free up spaces in its animal centres including Warrington – as shocking new statistics reveal 700 rescued animals are waiting for a space.
Apprentice team celebrates an awards hat-trick
THE apprentice team at Warrington-based United Utilities is celebrating a trio of successes from this year’s North West Apprenticeship Awards, bringing home one individual and two company prizes.
Young biologists’ inspirational African adventure
YOUNG biologists studying at Warrington’s Priestley College have experienced an inspirational visit to some of the most ecologically diverse parts of the world.
How to apply for £150 tax energy rebate in Warrington
WARRINGTON residents who live in council tax bands E-H are being encouraged to apply for the discretionary tax energy rebate.
Criminals travelling to commit serious and organised crime targeted as part of Op Crossbow
CRIMINALS who travel between Cheshire and Merseyside, including Warrington, to commit serious and organised crime have been targeted by police as part of Operation Crossbow.